Commemorative signage refers to signs or plaques that honor a specific event, person, or place. These signs often provide historical context and information, helping to educate the public about significant contributions or milestones. They can be found in various locations, such as parks, museums, and historical sites. Typically made from durable materials, commemorative signage can include text, images, or symbols. Examples include markers for historical battles, famous figures like Martin Luther King Jr., or events such as Independence Day. These signs serve to preserve memory and promote awareness of cultural heritage.